http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... n-U-S.html
That would be one hell of a road trip!
fancy a drive... to America?
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fancy a drive... to America?
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Re: fancy a drive... to America?
It would be epic and probably set some sort of recordEd wrote:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... n-U-S.html
That would be one he'll of a road trip!
I heard a tale of someone from the UK tried to do it with a home built hot rod. Apparently at certain times of the year you can cross at the Bering straits. He eventually got as far as Russia then got hijacked by Russian bandits and had to hitch hike home....
“Buy it broke and fix it wrong, it’s the American way”
Interesting.........being realistic though, due to the length, I fail to see where it would actually be cheaper than using air travel. It would take 40 hours in a modern high speed train doing 300mph (that's if it doesn't stop between Blighty and the US.
US parts via road even at $0.10c a mile would still be $1200 delivered before tax etc.
As for going through some parts of that region...........
I'll take the plane and go the short route............
US parts via road even at $0.10c a mile would still be $1200 delivered before tax etc.
As for going through some parts of that region...........
I'll take the plane and go the short route............
Dave Tildesley.....MMA-081
72 Dodge Dart
73 Plymouth Duster - SOLD
I wanna go so FAST i think i'm going to DIE!..........Then i'll shift into second!
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72 Dodge Dart
73 Plymouth Duster - SOLD
I wanna go so FAST i think i'm going to DIE!..........Then i'll shift into second!
"My Car is a work in progress, Probably never gonna get finished, never gonna have the money to Bananarama!!"